An actor from the popular BBC comedy Outnumbered has recently gotten married in a private ceremony with his long-term girlfriend. Tyger Drew Honey, now 29 years old, tied the knot with his partner Fluke Chotphuang, who has already changed her surname to Drew Honey on Instagram. The couple, together for seven years, celebrated their wedding more than two months ago but only recently shared the news with a collage of photos on social media.

In the pictures, the bride looked stunning in a long white off-the-shoulder gown, while Tyger, known for his role in Outnumbered since he was 11 years old, appeared dapper in a pale blue suit. The newlyweds posed against a beautiful countryside backdrop, although it is unclear if Tyger's former co-stars from Outnumbered attended the ceremony.

Tyger Drew Honey, who gained fame as a child star on Outnumbered, was last seen in a Christmas special of the show in 2007. Apart from his new role as a husband, Tyger has also taken on a different character in the upcoming Sky History series, Jack the Ripper: Written in Blood. In this three-part drama-documentary, Tyger portrays one of the reporters from The Star, a local newspaper that played a role in creating the legend of Jack The Ripper during the Whitechapel murders of 1888.